Task Order Lifecycle
Task order creation, execution, AQL scoring, CDRL tracking, and close-out as native entities.
Most enterprise platforms don't know what a task order is, so teams force-fit projects, jobs, or tickets to stand in for one. FORGE treats the task order as a first-class entity in its data model.
Creation, execution, AQL scoring, CDRL tracking, and close-out are native — which is why reporting, cost, and performance all reconcile back to the order the government actually issued. The platform is organized around the unit of work that contingency contracting is actually run on.
- ▸Task order as a native data-model entity
- ▸AQL scoring + CDRL tracking built in
- ▸Execution through close-out in one model
Common questions
Because execution, data deliverables, and cost all happen at the task-order level. Modeling the task order directly — rather than mapping it to a generic 'project' — keeps reporting and cost reconciled to what the government ordered.